Product Information

Size: S M L
Color: Black, Lime Gray
Version: Loose Version

Size Info:

S  :Waistline 32-42/Thigh33/Short Length/Length 47 / 101
M :Waistline 35-45/Thigh34/Short Length/Length 48 /103
L  :Waistline 38-48/Thigh35/Short Length/Length 49 /105

WorldBureauofInvestigation"

"WBI 23AW SWP-01 Special Operations Unit American Teflon Fabric Waterproof Oil-proof Anti-fouling Duty Paris Bureau Detachable Pants Shorts

WBI Search Series SWP-01

"Special Operations Unit Transformable Pants: The Choice of Freedom" Agents of the World Bureau of Investigation need equipment that goes beyond the traditional to face various special missions and challenges. The Special Operations Unit Transformable Pants are their solution. The unique design of these pants is a clever extension of the Special Operations Unit outfit.

#Flexible Transformable Design These pants are made with American Teflon fabric, giving them properties such as waterproofing, oil-proofing, and anti-fouling. More importantly, their design allows agents to change styles at any time. With the cuff design at the bottom of the pants, they can quickly transform into shorts, allowing agents to adapt to different environments as needed.

#Multiple Functions In addition to the transformation function, the Special Operations Unit Transformable Pants also have multiple functions. Their material is abrasion-resistant and quick-drying, making them suitable for use in various environments. Moreover, multiple convenient pockets are designed for carrying small equipment needed for various tasks.

#What is Teflon Fabric? The story of Teflon™ began on April 6, 1938. Dr. Roy J. Plunkett was researching gases related to refrigerants. After examining a sample of tetrafluoroethylene that had been refrigerated and compressed, he and his colleagues made an unexpected discovery: the sample spontaneously polymerized into a white waxy solid, forming polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).

PTFE is inert to almost all chemicals and is considered one of the most slippery materials in existence, making it one of the most valuable and widely used technological inventions. Numerous industries - aerospace, communications, electronics, industrial production, and construction - benefit from the significant advances of PTFE.

Teflon™ was registered as a trademark in 1945 and later became a well-known brand to the public, renowned globally for its outstanding non-stick properties in the following applications.